Great video Jordan. So happy about all your new content lately. This is arguably the most important video on playing solo guitar that is currently online. I didn’t know this approach was considered “jazz guitar 101”. I think it is full of endless possibilities. I made a video recently demonstrating something similar and I use the most basic chord voicings. I really enjoy this approach.
Mr Quick! Thanks man. Yeah I wish this approach was taught to me early on before chord melody... and that I'd have been given more than a single lesson before being force onward towards more challenging approaches. Just checked your lesson out. Awesome job. Great to see you in the teacher role! 🤘🏻
That's a great one! I often recommend it when trying to head toward a more two part counterpoint or melody/countermelody thing as opposed to preceding this approach. But both are great and feed off each other! Keep swangin' 😎
Hi Jordan, thanks for the video, it's really interesting and a pleasure to listen to you
Thx Lorenzo! Appreciate you checking it out... hope it gave you a cool idea or two to mess with 💙
Great video Jordan. So happy about all your new content lately. This is arguably the most important video on playing solo guitar that is currently online. I didn’t know this approach was considered “jazz guitar 101”. I think it is full of endless possibilities. I made a video recently demonstrating something similar and I use the most basic chord voicings. I really enjoy this approach.
Mr Quick! Thanks man. Yeah I wish this approach was taught to me early on before chord melody... and that I'd have been given more than a single lesson before being force onward towards more challenging approaches. Just checked your lesson out. Awesome job. Great to see you in the teacher role! 🤘🏻
Great lesson. I can see doing a lot with very little, based on what you showed us here.
Sometimes simplicity is the most direct route to sophistication 💙
There's even a previous step, which is just playing melody+roots, as recommended by no other than Julian Lage.
That's a great one! I often recommend it when trying to head toward a more two part counterpoint or melody/countermelody thing as opposed to preceding this approach. But both are great and feed off each other! Keep swangin' 😎
great stuff, I like the shark comparison @30:16! I'm gonna think that way
I'll warn the nearby surfers 💙